Showing 24 artworks out of 110 with Pyotr Konchalovsky and with artwork date before 1912 and with artwork date after 1902
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A vibrant Fauvist masterpiece featuring a young girl at a piano by Pyotr Konchalovsky, where bold colors and expressive brushstrokes capture a soulful 1912 moment that you can bring to your own collection.
Vibrant still life of peonies and fruit by Pyotr Konchalovsky (1912), capturing rich color and abundance; discover this masterpiece today.
A lively impressionistic view of the bustling streets of Siena captures the charm of Italy through Pyotr Konchalovsky's vibrant 1912 brushwork, inviting you to bring this timeless European atmosphere into your home.
Experience Konchalovsky's 'The Landscape. Coast of France.' (1908) – a vibrant Fauvist painting capturing the essence of a French coastal scene with bold colors and expressive brushstrokes.
Explore Pyotr Konchalovsky’s ‘Bullfight. Study.’ – a dynamic Expressionist masterpiece! Bold colors, impasto texture & dramatic lighting capture the ritual's intensity. #art #bullfighting #expressionism
Explore Konchalovsky's 'Family Portrait (Siena)': A striking 1912 Expressionist oil painting depicting an unsettling family scene with bold colors & geometric forms.
Discover Pyotr Konchalovsky’s ‘San Gimignano,’ a Cubist-inspired painting of the Tuscan village. Explore angular forms & rich colors in this 1912 oil on canvas masterpiece.